The Department of Education at Connecticut College offers a major and minor in Educational Studies as well as coursework to other Conn students who wish to learn about educational systems and student ...

In Spring 2023, faculty at Connecticut College approved new program requirements for the minor in Educational Studies. These requirements go into effect at the start of the 2023-2024 academic year.

You've discovered a passion for helping students excel in spite of challenges they may face in their education. In this program, we can help you serve culturally and linguistically diverse individuals ...

Education, as a major and field of study, is evolving in response to the need for broader, more inclusive definitions of teaching and learning. As a way to prepare students to access and embrace the ...

Rooted in the belief that education is critical to a society’s progress toward its democratic ideals, the education studies major and minor are designed to prepare you not for one narrow career track, ...

Thank you for your interest in the CSUS Doctorate in Educational Leadership Program! Please read all instructions carefully and thoroughly before completing the Fall 2026 application process.

Associate professor Dr. Sarah M. Jouganatos has over 20 years of experience working in education both in the California TK-12 system and in higher education. She currently serves in the Graduate and ...

Corrected: An earlier version of this story used an incorrect pronoun for A. Brooks Bowden. She is an assistant education professor at North Carolina State University. What’s more important to a ...

The College of Education & Human Development has added three new faculty members to its Department of Educational Studies this fall. Alexandra Aylward, Ph.D.; Raúl Olmo Fregoso Bailón, Ph.D. and Laura ...

This program helps prepare you to conduct research and lead innovation that enhances educational and life outcomes for diverse populations in P–12, post-secondary, and community settings. Such diverse ...

Education studies majors engage in a deep study of how political, cultural, social and historical dynamics shape both policy and practice in education. This program does not lead to teacher licensure ...